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Rieger/RD/HAMANN/ACS/HRE
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Uuc Big Brake Question?
I have a problem with my brakes... whenever i come to a stop there a slight jerk(making me go forward and back) like the rotors are worn unevenly & the wheel shakes when i brake.... the dealer says that it is the pads... but i don't think they know anything about the system... ANY ADVICE
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yo mama
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Re: Uuc Big Brake Question?
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Lemony Fresh
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UUC brakes
The first couple days I had the UUC brakes on my car last fall, I had a mild shimmy under some braking conditions. After checking rotor runout, I found about .005" total runout in the rotors. After trading e-mail with Rob @ UUC, he guessed my rotors came from an early batch of rotors and hats from the prototyping stage that may not have been checked for trueness. I had a GOOD local parts shop take a very fine cut (~.003" per side) off the rotors and the shimmy went away. I checked the rotors after truing and found .001" or less total runout in both rotors.
The fact that my front control arm bushings were completely shot didn't help. I found out this spring the ball joints in the front control arms were bad so that probably also helped amplify brake shimmy. Ed
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